Question

Graph this inequality: t>−3 Should the points be open or closed? Where is the shading?

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

To graph the inequality t > -3, we would draw a number line and mark the point -3 on it. Since the inequality is strictly greater than, the point -3 would be an open circle.

Since the inequality states t is greater than -3, we would shade the number line to the right of -3. The shading would extend infinitely to the right in that direction.